Yes, the Steelcase Leap! I spent a long time test-driving all the major "nice" office chairs when I was picking out a chair for my home office, in addition to having spent a lot of time in Leaps and Aerons at work. The Leap was by far my favorite, and is what I ended up getting for my home. (With blue fabric, the extra-tall hydraulic option, and gel armrests.) Great purchase.

This thing is *durable*, too. Five years in and it looks basically new aside from some wrinkling on one of the gel armrests.

This should be a set of checkboxes instead of radio buttons. All these are important. And if you submit code and *don't* do testing or documentation, bite me.

Not literally, but you can sell 6 shares, or you can take the "short" side of a swap, future or other derivative transaction. These are conventionally represented as negative quantities. (The math works the same, so often you actually do write it as buying -6 contracts.) And the trade in question here is futures, not plain stock, where there's both a long and short side. Way more likely this was someone who intended to go short 6 contracts and entered -6, or a bug that dropped a negative "short" quantity into an inappropriate uint variable than some sort of malfeasance. Does sound like some missing sanity checks though. :)